—Why are you crying? Today is your birthday!

—____________. I am so excited with so many friends surrounding me.

A. Just can’t help itB. Don’t mention it

C. None of your businessD. That’s all right

 

A

【解析】

試題分析：A. Just can’t help it沒有辦法，忍不住，B. Don’t mention it不用謝， C. None of your business不關(guān)你的事情， D. That’s all right沒關(guān)系，句意：--你為什么哭？今天是你的生日！--我只是忍不住，有這么多的朋友包圍著我，我很興奮。選A。

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